I have been touting this stock now for over 12 months when i first bought it...

this news just came out 1 hour ago....

get on board folks.... This is a long-term homerun!

Internet colossus Google (NAS: GOOG)
, already dominant in the Internet advertising niche, is heavily into
the mobile advertising market as well -- currently hogging 24% of that
increasingly lucrative business through its AdMob division. But an
up-and-coming mobile ad agency could change all that, and soon: Google,
meet Velti (NAS: VELT) .

Velti is a relative newcomer, having gone public just a tad over a
year ago. Its path hasn't been strewn with roses, and its stock
descended from its post-IPO highs of nearly $20 to around $7 per share,
where it hovered for most of last fall. Just this week, however, the
company shook up the market with its brilliant earnings report, showing
63% growth year over year, and 52% growth in just the fourth quarter.
Not surprisingly, Velti has also bumped up its guidance for 2012,
expecting revenues of $280 million to $295 million.

Business ventures are paying off in a big wayVelti
spent a bundle on expansion efforts in 2011, and they are already
proving to be profitable investments. Last September, the company
purchased mobile marketing entity Air2Web for $19 million, and then
shelled out another $25 million for European software company Mobile
Interactive Group in November. The acquisition of MIG alone added
substantially to Velti's bottom line, having all by itself brought in
revenues of $20 million for the previous calendar year.

The mobile advertising market is expanding as well, expected to top
$7 billion this year -- up from $2 billion just two years ago. ABI
Research estimates the market to be in the neighborhood of $24 billion
by 2016, a value that represents the sum total of all types of online
advertising as of midyear 2011. This forecast seems a bit overstated,
particularly since mobile ads aren't as profitable as online ads, but it
does emphasize the importance of mobile marketing.

The mobile ad market is not that easy to dominate, which makes
Velti's meteoric rise all the more spectacular. Even heavy-hitter Apple (NAS: AAPL)
has not been a dominant player in this field, stumbling in its efforts
to elevate its iAd network to the lofty heights attained by Google's
AdMob. As for smaller competitor Motricity, which lost
more than 90% of its value over the past year, the struggle to stay
afloat is one the company appears to be losing -- even after an infusion
of cash from Carl Icahn last September.

Fool's takeVelti's recent report proves that
the company has what it takes to grab a significant portion of the
ever-increasing mobile advertising pie. Its recent acquisitions have
already begun adding to its bottom line, and the company is particularly
well-positioned for expansion and growth in Europe when the economic
climate begins to brighten. It's probably not going to topple giant
Google anytime soon, but the titan might want to watch its back --
because it looks like Velti is loading the slingshot.

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Sent you a friend request, can you accept so I can maybe ask you a few questions about this? I am starting to do the same thing in Philly area.....also loved the idea of joining country music fan clubs, etc.

Everything that goes up must come down. you should just put a stop loss in just to be safe.

good luck!

Just because the stock price is high doesn't mean it is due for a fall. Their PE is relatively cheap compared to other stocks and hedging is a good bet if you think the price is gonna fall. AAPL will never fall that fast though.

Is VELT the Irish company? Mobile advertising etc etc. I was actually looking at that stock the other day. Very speculative no? Earnings cyclical? Both years Q4 robust but the Q1's to Q3's suck.

No their headquarters are in Greece.

I don't think they are speculative at all. The volume doesn't show that.All i know is there was about 2 billion spent in mobile advertising in 2011 and correct me if i'm wrong but mobile advertising is supposed to hit 20 billion worldwide by 2015.

BigChris, if you like VELT (mobile advertising), why not go for the homerun and buy INVN (motion sensor chips for mobile phones). MEMs chips, motion sensors chips ... advanced versions built by Invensense. The have 70% of the Android phones and 90% of the Android tablets. They were the guys that made the motion sensor chips for the Nintendo Wii several years back. The next big thing in the mobile handset market is in the sensory arena. Not just the simple turn ur phone and the screen goes from portrait to landscape. That's for kids, INVN's for men!!!

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